New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

The Federal officials who boldly oeneu this orucr
James A. Hanlon. Of Medina. Collector of Inter
| nal Revenue In western New York; d. O. Hackney
post aster of Fonda; Charles p. McCleand, DObbs
Ferry, Deputy Collector OF h~ NewYork Custom House;
John A. Mason, Of Ncvburg, Deputy Col
lector of the New-York Custom House,
Michael Whalen, of the Barge Office In NewYork- and
william F. Greed, Auditor of the New York Custom
House. Besides these was present In town E. Prem
tss Bailey postmaster of Utica But Mr.. Bailey Is
also Editor of The Utica Observer and he explained
that he In Saratoga 30 transact business OF tn"
Associated Press and not to to It that delegates
elected In Utica by the influence OF FEDERAL officials
admitted to the Convention. Mr. Bailey scampered
out of town this evening In order to remove all sus
picon from President Ceveland's mind that he had
dabbled in politics here But tho other Federal office
holders plainly contumaciOus. Deputy
Collector McClelland said:
come here Democrat and not ofilceholder.
Dir. McClclland then set to work a. Democrat to
bring about the admission to the convention OF the
Administration delegates elected from the three Assem-
bly, districts Of westchester County Internal Revenue
Collector Hanlon equally sudaeious. He was hard
at work all day seeking to gain the admission to the
convention Of the Administration delegates elected In
Orleans County. Mr.. Mason was. Of course, at work
| In behalf Of the Administration candidate mr state
Committeeman in the Newburg Congressional District
while Mr. Creed made plain his desire that he should
be succeeded By Cleveland man As the representative
|
| gressional District.
Bes d these mon there several New-York
Custom Hou o officials at work, William A. Furey.
who dIspcnses Boss McLanghIin patronage In the
New-York Custom House. President Cleveland, In
addition this machine" hal work ne In his interest
wilson g. Blsscll. Of Buffalo, his former Law partner
Mr. Bissei s Of course, the Presldents closest per-
sona friend In this State, and Is arde'l a. his mouth
piece. MIR. Bissell arrived In the morning and I'M
mcdiately put forth all the influence that be pos
sessed In favor OF the nomination OF Charles r. Iaoor
Of Buffalo, for Attorney General The Influence oil sr
Bssell In ia, OF Mr. Tabor was Instantly percepble
among the delegates IL had been loudly declared by
the friends VI william A. Poucher OF osweso at he
was the siInon-puro' Administration candidate Tor
Attorney-Generai Mr.. Bissen's appearance as Mr..
TaDor's champion upset this announcement and MI
, Poucher's csDdldaey waned In strength Mr. TABOR
who had e. a,ilshed headquarters In cottage oil uhe
United stats Hotel, was obviously In much hiehef
spirts after Mr. Bis-el alyai than before, anu his
onls wee cr1wded with dlegate- DESTROYS OF ttinG
tho Zip from tue AalioII AuillniS Iaiioh Mt idOoi
l. earnestly baked by Genera Peter DoSlcf ASSEM-
bI,nan sbecha, Judge Henry T. Allen Edward tlem-
lug of The BuGa.o Codri +, ami the delegates OF
Ero County and May other counties III "o''cih NOV"
York -,
sta o. JteI, nca lose OF Mr. Tabor, and seems to
be backed In candidacy chonS Gy Judge .eekhalh' %
bany once law partner Of Judge ecihlm VINO laDore
with Poucher here In the laters inter ~. JudS1
Pc, kham's influence has induced H. CduS hci''h' VI
Albany, To support Pouch"r'
SENATOR DAILY, Mn. CHArIN AND MR oBElEN MOI
AsPfRANTs
State Senator Edward Wcmpie, candidate for Con-
trl err has also esabshs4 hcaiqIters In one OF Inc
cottages Of the United Hotel He doe not hay
an opponentanI a. parnty Will be nominated by aecia
nation IL wa rImorei to-lay that senator DAILY vi
New-York would 10 candidate for Control err but b
arrived here tonight ana sat- that he wa not c.nd
at. IN was also d ruirT tina tOHuoior thaPih
n Pei
shown 10 be Ialsc by the publication vi Ia 10 low
lng stlnr sent by Lin ~ James Buok. oil the uele-
gate, to ho convention from tbs Ilc District vi New
\ Ufk, IN which Air Jhapin IVES;
-tandBng that YOU viii attend the convention
az a u,es ate Ues cave u ask you 10 say TO your
associate. mat an not CANDIDATE ior denomination
tn.t there Il v,ry men ly ieeing toward me among
the "a leg atcS Piease a-nTe them that appieciae
lhts - ) do thu generous treatment which have re
crved frvnI delegations In tie past a We a. the
earnest and loyal support that has always been gwen
Attorhe, -Gcncral O'Brien a~, vii not be eandi-
daie for renomin tion. lie SAT today
la 9 not LeeA inor.ne that woui D. paced III
renonlnauon sloul mucn rather se, hr. ia1oi
have held the office for two terms anu am saiishel
Tho Monroe County delegates have established
hcadq riers 10 pub Frederick cook for renomnation
Tor secretary OF state, but wis needless lie has
oPi onrnt and Will 10 nominated By accIanAtion.
tato Treasurer Iis gerah will alo be rcnonina.eai
10y reclamation II souks al-o a. # John Bogcrt of
Ncw-. ora, would be nOnina- cd for etaio Engineer
Dy exclamation tnst only contest in the con
Attorney General
GovERAoR EIIL ALSO hAs A MACHINE.
IL F.esdenL Cleveland has a machine here, also
Ra, Governor hill. state oneials who arrived |
bD-day TO work Mr.. INNS INTERESTS were Charles
r. burst on, OF Auburn tri~0n; Robert A. MAX
well, su,eriuteuiicnL OF tue Insurance Department,
Linou +. Ia hior,h, Deputy staee Ireasurer: judge
Muller, of the Cour. Of Iiams, Charles h. hall, Dcpu
~ CONTROLLER. milo II. backus clerk Ia the state |
.reasuict's o.Dce John H. Ashe Depp,y surenn.
tcDde"t Of tubic MOTHS. Henry O. Aip,c,on, n. q. |
ioean AID ~ ID Ane'eH' clerks Oh l.o ASSURANCE
Dep.t ont, ". D. Waterbury ,cnef clerk IN the eec-
rctary Of statos once; State Assessor 1ohn d. fLis,
e.. d. nOIDrVok. clerk of tne court OF Llains, anu
Lieutenant Governor Zones.
The Tammany deegation lave their headquarters In
tho Windsor Hotel Among liz members Who Cane
bDday wcre Congressman W. Bourks COCHRAN ani =. H.
spiiyula tire Comniss,o hIcharu LrVAer, sheriff
,,rat CoanIy ,lck LACK, Police Justices Wtlde aml
UOnn.n, tonnissiohor OF JurOrs i.enL, ohAilo' u
IulIcn, La,,us D. Isansoni, e1-Assenbiyman sneehy,
sx-G0IoD.r Marlin, Judge AnD''so Aohcii, Johh J.
seAn..eli, flunkiit, Reilly and Iunen.
iryrn. Han mas It's h,-dq"atcs la tue Wooden
House lie there came to-day Senator M {. Mar
pny YichOlas haughon otter OF the o, go4z atom
Tho County Lcnioeraey leaders all have ~ MS Ia mo
United S,a.cs Hotel The leaders VINO cano To-Day
were ex-M. yor " Imam X. uiaoo cI Mayor Edwaid
copper, Iolee commissioner John X. Nooihls, Fire
Commissioner Henry d. PurlOy, Congr ssnan Timothy
Csapooil Thomas Costigaa Police Justice siur, ny,
senator James DAILY, senator Dnaha' Assei, nsn
linn, Police Justice Maurice j. rover ana cxEhciso
Commissioner Wuiiam H. MITCHELL
Prom tho Interior OF the state there camo Senator
George a4nes. OF Rochester; Henry j. Mo~r,, Of sy'a
Gus, ex-sayor Edward Murphy, OF Troy saInuci j.
Tuden, OF Chatham; ex-Asseinbiyman o. H. r. Could,
of I0w,iDlc; eI Mayor Aue ustns scbeu, OF Bun 10
tx- AssembIymxn Willard Johnson OF OswegO County
DIST ct- Attorney d. Cady H~rri.k Of Albany Senator
Nelson, OF SIN Sing; eI Assemblyman Ia D. Burnhani,
Of Wayne / ounty eX-Assemby man John ngnton OF
Syracuse; -Dlsirict-Attorney Downing OF queens
County Congressman stahlnss ker Of Yonker Assem-
llyman pick y, Of Rockland County: ex-senator New.
bold VI Hyde Park: exJudge William A. RUSSELL OF
Ulster Couiy Mayor Thachor, OF Albany A sehDly-
man Goorso s. Weed, of Clinton County; Milton H.
Northrup, OF syracuse: ex-senator Hammond OF Con
eva; and ex-Congossman X o. stc'ehs' OF Aiuea
CONTROL OF THE STATE COMMITTEE.
TT II THOUGHT To DE IN HANDS FRIENDLY TO THE
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.
SARATOGA Sept % (speciaD.-The Cleveland men con-
troll the and have resolved TO make